unclear what it any pun ushment the students have received from the school. >> the students in the millford mill case are charged with in decent exposure and performing a per virted sex act. ohio governor moved quickly to make sure his state never turns into a wild game preserve. he ordered a review today of all places where dangerous animals are kept. also working on a law to ban the sale of exotic animals. more than 50 wild creatures released from a farm before the owner committed suicide. police killed move of the animals to protect the public. >>> cell phones and cancer. is there a link? tonight the largest study of its kind concludes there is no connection between cell phones and brain cancer. researchers in ben mark studied 350,000 users for 18 years. they found they were not at greater risk of developing brain cancer. however, some scientists say more research musting down on people who use the phones for decades. >> a legend take a permanent position at cam demme yards. a statute remains locked up tight until a special unveiling ceremony. the 9-foot tall statue shows brooks robinson

milford mill, an accident reported millford mill road at church lane. just be aware of that. drive times are slow in some spots. we are slowing down a little bit, 95 southbound, white marsh to the beltway, taking 7 or 8 minutes instead of 6 minutes. outer loop, topside is okay. the slowdown is between 795 and 70, that will take 9 or 10 minutes. >>> baltimore first ever grand prix race, was it ultimately worth it. sherrie johnson is here with more as people are sitting down to crunch the ever important numbers. >> the final economic report is due out today. it's been more than a month since the first baltimore grand prix race and supporters of opponents sat down to look at numbers, many eyes will be on the report, a previous study showed the race did not generate nearly as much money as the people of baltimore were promised. at a news

west millford in jersey 19. harriman new york i used to live up there in orange county 16 inches and in maryland in frederick county. 11 inches. i was one of the many that had 6 inches at might house and 30 million that lost four so i feel your pain -- lost power so i feel your pain. if you had snow it fell around i-95 and i know you have some in bel air and never stuck. same near towson and hunt valley had half an inch that stuck. right there along the prk a. line closer to the 6 inch range and, of course, higher in some of the mountains back to the west. here's deal this morning. millersville this is interesting. we take you to anne arundel county and you have thick frost and old mill senior high at 29 degrees under a clear sky. and we take you to reisterstown where they had a few inches and they are almost at 38, 10 degrees warmer. thick frost in many spots. but clouds crawling in into the west and higher terrain keeps it warmer but they will be rolling through this morning lowering and thickening throughout

david lee miller joins us live from west millford, new jersey. i heard it was a heavy wet snow with 87% receiving the snow. >> reporter: and a good part of that snow here. west millionford -- millford received an incredible, 19 inches of snow all the way from new jersey. 300,000 still don't have power. among those sitting in the dark was new jersey's governor, chris christie. he says there are now some 1,000 utility crews on the street. there are also people without power in connecticut. some 800,000. the government said there are now more people without power in the state of connecticut than atny time in the state's history even more than with hurricane irene. so there's now a massive effort underway to restore power throughout much of the northeast. why were there so many problems? it comes down to this -- the storm hit in october. we're told the trees that this time of year still have between 50% and 80% of their leaves. the snow stuck to the leaves. it was a very heavy snow and the branches could not take it. the branches collapsed, the trees

we'll have millford mill academy, here in prince george's county, northwestern high school. that will be here tomorrow. >> one of the other reasons you want people to come out is to get them, their kids interested in band and what it could do for them, correct? >> yes. if kids get involved in instrumental music, whether elementary, middle school or high school, this will help stimulate the mind, raise s.a.t. scores, math and reading scores. the arts is something we really, really need to continue to develop here. not only in prince george's county, but in every school system. >> who is the defending champion? >> e.e. smith high school the defending champion from north carolina. >> they'll be there tomorrow? >> many of them. >> the event is tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at oxon hill high school stadium. no charge for kids five and under. can you play something for us? >> oh, yes. >> let's hear it. ♪ >> the oxon hill marching band. that music evokes the season. >> oh, yes. >> tck

jeffrey, new hampshire, 31 inches, plainfield just over 30, windsor, 26, 19 inches in west millford and millbrook, 17.9. >> my goodness. >> a foot in hartford. newark 5.2 inches, central park, remember yesterday, we talked 1.3 was a record, got a little more than that. the official total 2.9. that's the most snow they've had in the 24-hour period in the month of october. philly off easy, .3 of an inch. the wind another huge part of this storm system, another big contributing factor as to why so many lost power here too. barnstable, massachusetts, 69 miles per hour. 74 miles per hour, that's a hurricane force wind. >> almost hurricane. >> really close to that. harwitch, 68, 68 nantucket, barrington, 51. we had like 40 miles an hour in quite a few of the big cities like boston, new york city, newark had 40-mile-per-hour gusts. >> the warmup to what this winter just might be like. >> it could be a taste. that's for sure. >> oh, my goodness. thanks so much, jacqui. >>> in other news, a suicide bomber who blew himself up yesterday in somalia's capital city of mogadishu was an american, accor

west millford was really slammed on saturday. this community, martha, got 19 inches of snow. relate me show you some -- let me show you some of the damage in front of the municipal building. take a look at this tree in front of the building, literally sliced in the two. and take a look at the branches on in the tree. you mentioned the leaves on the tree, and that was what really caused so much of the problem here. at this time of the year the trees have between 50 and 80 % of their leaves still intact, and simply because of that the snow adhered to the leaves, and the branches snapped like twigs under the weight of the snow, and then what resulted is that many of those branches fell on top of power lines n. the state of new jersey alone, there are some 360,000 people now without power. the governor said that crews are coming from as far away as georgia to help out. nevertheless, residents are still angry and frustrated. listen. >> this could go on until the end of the week. this is not acceptable in the 21st century, in new jersey one hour outside of new york city. it's like

looking like that yesterday, that's when the big snowstorm hit. 243 shows some of the at math in millford. trees down, power lines down. it will be a while before the northeast gets back on its feet. remote 291, some of the snow accumulations totals. new jersey, new york, massachusetts and connecticut accumulated them. maria row lean a as a look at it. >> reporter: we really got hit hard across the northeast with a rare october northeast tere. central park saw its greatest amount of snow ever reported for the month of october. a rare storm system. just to recap some of the snow totals that we did see from the snow system, over parts of west virginia we did pick up quite of it as well in west millfor, new jersey, which you pointed out that footage, 19 inches of snow out there. in massachusetts and new hampshire really hit hard with over 30 inches of snow out there. of course it's going to take a lot of time for the inches of snow to begin to melt across interior portions of the northeast. for trick-or-treaters heading out tonight we are not expecting any additional snowfall across parts of